There is a consensus that the situation is worsening. Residents in Kyiv, like those in other Ukrainian cities, face a new challenge: large-scale and coordinated aerial attacks involving hundreds of drones and missiles focused on specific urban areas. Recently, Kyiv has frequently been targeted, disrupting the lives of its inhabitants.

With the evolving technology of drones, Russia’s attack patterns have become more effective, transforming from a mere buzzing sound in the sky to a more alarming shriek. This has forced many individuals to retreat to shelters, metro stations, and underground parking areas again.

According to a UN report, June marked the deadliest month for civilians since the conflict began, with 232 people killed and over 1,300 injured. Many casualties occurred in communities close to the frontlines, but numerous attacks have also taken place in cities far from the combat zones.

This situation undeniably spreads fear and weakens the morale of the populace. A resident of Kyiv stated that she and her family spent the night in their bathroom following the heavy bombardment, illustrating the dwindling sense of safety.

Analysis indicates that as Russia accelerates drone production, it may soon launch over 1,000 drones and missiles in a single assault. Experts warn that without effective solutions, Ukraine will face significant challenges. President Zelensky has continuously urged allies to strengthen air defense, needing a variety of systems to combat such threats.